WhistleBlowing

Ethics. Transparency. Protection.

If something doesn’t feel right — Speak Up

At MBME, integrity is at the heart of everything we do. We are committed to fostering a workplace where everyone feels safe to speak up. Speaking up helps us maintain trust, protect our people, and strengthen our organization.

We value openness, accountability, and ethical behaviour. Raising a concern is a responsible and respected action that contributes to a stronger organization.

If you see or suspect behaviour that does not align with our values, policies, or legal obligations, we encourage you to raise your concern.

What Can Be Reported

Fraud, theft, or financial misconduct

Corruption, bribery, or conflicts of interest

Harassment, discrimination, or workplace abuse

Breaches of legal or regulatory obligations

Misuse of company assets

Data privacy or information security violations

Data privacy or information security violations

Any unethical or improper conduct

Confidentiality, Anonymity and Retaliation Protection

All reports are treated with strict confidentiality.
Where permitted by law, you may choose to remain anonymous. Your identity will not be disclosed without your consent unless required by law.
We take every reasonable measure to protect whistleblowers from retaliation.
Retaliation against anyone who raises a concern in good faith is strictly prohibited. This includes dismissal, demotion, harassment, discrimination, or any form of unfair treatment. Any act of retaliation will result in disciplinary action.

How to Report

Reports shall be raised in good faith through our confidential and independent whistleblowing channels. Deliberately false or malicious reports may result in disciplinary action. Channels include:

Portal

Secure online reporting portal

Email

Dedicated whistleblowing email

Hotline

Confidential hotline

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WhatsApp

Texting via WhatsApp app

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What Happens After You Report?

Your report is securely received and logged.
An initial review is conducted. If necessary, a confidential investigation is initiated.
Appropriate corrective actions are taken.
Where possible, you may receive updates on the status of your report.
Each report is handled objectively, fairly, and without bias.

FAQs

What is Whistleblowing?

Whistleblowing is the act of drawing attention to a perceived wrongdoing, misconduct, or unethical activity within MBME Group.

Whistleblowing can be reported by anyone within MBME or by anyone from outside MBME that are or have been associated with the bank in one form or another.

Who is a Whistleblower?

A whistleblower is someone who discloses or attempts to disclose information about a wrongdoing which could come in various forms such as workplace, fraud, corruption, violation of company policy, law, regulation, etc.

What type of reports can be made?

MBME encourages various types of misconduct or wrongdoing to be reported, some examples are:

  • Workplace misconduct – any matters related to Human Resources and Environment Health and Safety.
  • General, Financial Fraud and Bribery/Corruption misconducts – theft, abuse of assets and other general/financial related fraud matters, corrupt practices including giving or receiving bribes or other improper benefits
  • Regulatory and business misconduct – compliance issues, conflict of interests and other regulatory violations
  • Data and Security misconduct – information security, data privacy and other cyber security related matters.

How is Whistleblowing different from a normal complaint?

Complaints generally relate to service issues or customer service matters , including enquiries on general information about a particular product or service offered by MBME. These matters should be reported through the appropriate customer service channels published on relevant MBME website.

How can I report a wrongdoing?

Whistleblowing incidents can be reported using various secure and protected channels that includes:

  • Hotline - Coming Soon
  • Email
  • Online web portal.
  • Texting via WhatsApp - Coming Soon

How can I blow a whistle?

All the reporting options allow for the Whistleblower to remain completely confidential and anonymous. There may be times when MBME personnel will need to try to determine the Whistleblower’s identity or contact details in order to conduct an investigation. In such cases, the reason will be communicated. As long as any Whistleblowing reports are made in good faith, the Whistleblower will be protected from retaliation.

What information shall I provide when making a report?

Whistleblowers will be asked to provide information via a set of questions to help initiate an investigation that includes at a minimum:

  • Type of incident
  • Brief details of incident – i.e. time, place, occurrence, activity, involved individuals, etc.
  • Triggers of the incident
  • Any evidence to help support the intended allegations
  • Any other relevant information that could help provide further clarity to successfully proceed with the investigation.

The Whistleblower may be contacted for further information that may be needed during the investigation.

How can I track the case filed?

When you report an incident via any of the channels, a unique case number will be assigned to the user making the report. You should retain the case number so you can check on the status and receive updates as applicable.

Is there a deadline to file a whistleblowing report?

No, but it is important to file a report as soon as you have enough evidence to make a good faith report. If you delay, evidence becomes stale, hampering the investigation where MBME may not be able to resolve the problem effectively.

What happens after I file my whistleblowing report?

A preliminary enquiry will be conducted to determine if a full investigation should be undertaken and by whom. Moreover, as part of the enquiry, you may be contacted for further information to proceed further with the investigation of your case. Therefore, its important to keep your Case reference to ensure you receive updates on the report accordingly. 

Why might my allegations not be investigated?

The preliminary enquiry assesses whether or not there appears to be a proper incident reported. If so, the case will be investigated. If we believe the incident does not meet the Whistleblowing criteria or is more related to a complaint, we will direct the case to the proper channels for further review and resolution.

Will I be informed of the outcome?

You generally have the right to be informed of the outcome of your disclosure and the findings of any investigation. However, any action taken against an employee as a consequence of the investigation may be personal and confidential, in which case, it cannot be disclosed.

Where do I get help If I have additional queries or facing technical issues?

You may send your queries via the designated email  mbmecare@mbmegroup.itracline.net  or contact our 24/7 support team available virtually on any technical issues.

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